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Thursday, July 19, 2007 10:27:02 AM
They did film and produce the show as they said they would.
They attracted sponsors.
The show aired on national network television.
They worked hard to edit and improve every successive episode.
They listened to shareholders' concerns about the program and the company.
They responded to those concerns and made changes, and hired an IR firm.
They have pursued financing arrangements to continue their endeavors.
They are considering other projects to produce more revenue.
Now, how many other startup pinkie companies had that kind of activity in one year? I think credit should be given when credit is due. I'm sticking with them.
Don't stop panicing yet, but you can relax a little.
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